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A team of experienced class-action lawyers is taking on California’s red light camera industry, and photo enforcement companies are expressing unease.

The toy-car-like Peel P-50 could easily give Japan’s 7-foot-tall microcar, the Daihatsu Copen, and the Smart car a run for their money.

For Rockford Police, the days of hand writing tickets will soon come to an end. They plan to speed up the process with E-Ticketing software next month.

Here’s a look at a new EPA/DOT table that breaks down a handful of vehicles by grade.

With back-to-school season in full swing, Montgomery County Police are using the start of classes to slow county drivers.

California commuters will either celebrate or curse SB 535, a new law that extends hybrid and alternative-fuel vehicles’ usage of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes in the Golden State.

The NAACP alleged that jaywalking tickets handed out to parents near Kermit R. Booker Sr. Empowerment Elementary School in West Las Vegas unfairly penalized people who live in a low-income area.

Fort Lauderdale has begun using its red-light cameras, and now the courtesy warning period has ended, but police won’t be issuing “gotcha” tickets to people turning right on red.

Motorcyclists who swap their bikes’ stock exhaust systems for so-called loud pipes may be more likely to get a traffic ticket under a California bill that passed the Senate on Monday.

A bill is heading to the governor’s desk that would stop Riverbank, Newman and a handful of other California cities from issuing their own tickets for minor traffic violations.